The down-to-earth Cotswolds pub – serving pizzas and Negronis – that has its much fancier rivals truly ‘Stumped’

There’s no winding drive, no garden, no spa nor gym. In fact, The Stump is just a few yards from the busy A429 between Cirencester and Stow-on-the-Wold.

And yet, it’s far more convivial and remarkably less pricey than many of other Cotswolds hotels basking in the area’s celebrity reputation.

Which helps explain why it’s packed. Every room – there are ten, including two ‘cottage suites’ – and every table is booked.

And what we love is the range of happy revellers.

Pizza palace: 17th-century roadside inn The Stump, just outside Cirencester on the A429, offers an alternative to traditional pub grub

Pizza palace: 17th-century roadside inn The Stump, just outside Cirencester on the A429, offers an alternative to

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